It's the Season 7 finale and the Queens are reminiscing on their trip to the snow! Joy recaps working face to face with an owl, Sophia recalls filming Julian's proposal to Brooke and why the location added so much to it, and everyone wonders whatever did happen to Skills coat?  

Plus, all the Drama Queens share a look into their personal lives at the time, and what was really going on with each of them behind the scenes.

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The Drama Queens are spilling the tea this episode by revealing their worst dates, what cocktail reminds them of their OTH days and which special scripts they have kept throughout the years. Plus, Rob confesses why he's holding a grudge against Sophia! 

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The Holidays are here, a time of joyous celebrations, delicious foods, and gift-giving. However, for millions of Americans, it's a time of stress and worry about where their next meal will come from. Food insecurity is not just a holiday issue but a year-round crisis, and Feeding America is tirelessly working to end hunger one meal at a time.

Claire Babineaux-Fontenot, CEO of Feeding America, and award-winning actress and advocate Karen Pittman join Sophia for an emotional and revealing chat about the country's hunger crisis and how Feeding America is working to combat it. Karen also opens up about her own experiences with food insecurity over a decade ago as a single mom, the shame and fear she felt, how the experience shaped her perspective and activism, and the joy and healing energy from volunteering and making a difference.

Ready to make a difference? You can donate, volunteer, or learn more about Feeding America's mission at feedingamerica.org.

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Rob & Joy welcome back Amanda Schull who shares an interesting perspective about the difficulties of walking onto a set as a guest star. They also discuss many dramatic scenes from the episode including Alex’s feelings regarding the sex tape, Victoria and Haley’s intimate conversation and Katie being taken away by the police. 

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TV fans got to see Megan Park shine in front of the cameras in the popular series The Secret Life of the American Teenager, but her work behind the camera is bringing her critical acclaim. First, with her film “The Fallout,” and now her latest “My Old Ass,” Park has taken Hollywood by storm.

The writer-director joins Sophia to talk about “My Old Ass,” her coming-of-age comedy that has film critics buzzing! She also shares her experience watching movie-goers react to her film at Sundance, Margot Robbie’s hands-on support as a producer, her transition from acting to directing, and an inside look at her writing process. 

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Amanda Schull joins the Drama Queens and talks about playing Sara Evans and remembers her reaction when they asked her back to play a completely different character!  She opens up about how she got cast in 'Center Stage' and recalls the storm sequence with Shantel that was so miserable, she cried filming one of the scenes. 

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Rob and Sophia reveal who from 'OTH' they think would kill it on a future season of 'Dancing with the Stars.' They share some family Christmas traditions and what accessories they'd pair with their characters if they ever got made into real life action figures.

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It's a podcast crossover! Real-life besties, former "Grey's Anatomy" co-stars, and "Call It What It Is" hosts join Work In Progress!

In this fun chat, Jessica and Camilla share their journey into acting with Sophia, including their audition experiences for "Grey's Anatomy," the inside scoop on why Jessica was … not a fan of Camilla initially, which one of them auditioned for "One Tree Hill” but never got a callback, and their work in progress!

Listen to part two of the conversation on Call It What It Is —out now! 

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Sophia joins Rob to discuss Brooke's long awaited happiness and filming those hilarious scenes with Daphne. They rewrite what they would have liked to see of Katie breaking into Quinn's gallery.  Rob gives his perspective on Mouth and Ms. Lauren's drama and Sophia reveals the storyline that made her gasp.

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Emmy-nominated actress Yvonne Strahovski first turned heads as a CIA agent in the popular NBC series Chuck, followed by a role in another hit show, Dexter, and, of course, as Serena Joy Waterford in the award-winning series The Handmaid's Tale.

Yvonne joins Sophia to chat about the final season of The Handmaid's Tale, including how she feels about the show coming to an end, the scenes that made her feel uncomfortable, how significant and relevant the show is in the current political space, and how she would love to dive into a comedy next!

Plus, she talks about juggling her globe-trotting career with motherhood, what she was like as a child, and starring and executive-producing her new horror series, Teacup, on Peacock! 

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It's Quinn's gallery opening and Rob is concerned about Clay's behavior, interpreting it as if he’s treating Katie like a mistress. Joy reveals she had to fight to play Haley low energy and how clearly she remembers filming the scenes where Haley is overwhelmed with grief. They discuss what they loved about the dramatic scene where Skills punches Mouth. And, Joy reflects on their late colleague Paul Teal, who portrayed the character Josh.

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